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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Il was Saturday night and Peter
Hopstein was meandering about In
somewhat Of an unsteady position
which unsteadiness was caused by
too big dose Of sunstrOke frumenti.
He was promptly arrested by }. l..
Anderson, city marshal pro tenn, and
brought before the court. composed
in his mighty highness, q Bishop,
with a w. II. attached. The trial
was Immediately proceeded with
the tail ash Of Ash street C.. NJ.
kerns appearing Tor good order and
an imaginary wealth, while
the iiefcely demonstrated and Sulli-
van-muscled guardian Of the night
T.. ~ rnttlel was % counsel for
injured Innocence : jury vas i'm
panelcd-composeA " peers OF the
prisoner mot peers la the sunstroke
frumenti, but IN innocence like
the following; Frank shaw, VIII
Rarneck, Louis Tressin, John Roe,
Richard Roe. John Roe's father-in-
Law. Richard Roe's brOther-in-law,
and 80 on. six witnesses were
swurn and promptly imPesehed, and
then the impeaehind witHessee were
lmpeached by those who we're Ia
turn impeaehel. Kerns made =
powerful plea for the common
wealth, causing the eyes Of the
Jurors 70 be drenehed with tear, and
the Judge to eonyulsed with a par
oxysm Of grief. In turn the de-
PENDANTS counsel tO0k the iioOr
aud again were judge aud
jury flooded with tear drops
the prisoner groaning with sat
isfaction 10 find himself 50 really
good. true and beautiful. The charge
Of the Judge was like the theatrical
charge Of Murat-full Of pyr0teeh-
mics, sulbher and blue smoke. a
short deiiberation resulted In YER
diet Of guilty Of sunstroke frementi
In the second degree. The sentence
vas pronounced In a desth-song
tome. The prisoner was 20 be taken
to the jail yard and hung by the
lapel Of his coat untll the sunstroke
frementi eyapoFated. Tie Judge
then adjusted HE wig, the counsel
their periwigs, the spectators their
fiye-cent gars, and ieft she court
room 20 is own melancholy grand
uer. Hopstein has since disappeared
whether In the grave or On the
morning freight train, Il ret known.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

MARRfED.-At the residence Of
the brides parents, Monday, June
%, Mr., Joseph P. Peril, Of Asssria,
and Miss Nina, daughter Of Robert
Crawford, Of Bfidgeport-Rev. W.
A. simkins officiating. The groom
Is one Of the most accomplished
teachers IN Saline'eOunty. and stands
In the highest estimation. The
bride Il q member Of one of-the old
est and most respected families Of
Saline couaty, and IL distinguished
Tor amiability and numerous accom-
pllshments. The JoURSAL's con-
grafulations are extended most
heartily.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

The street corner eroakers are nol
very numerous in this city. There
j. too much prOsps rity Ia Mcpherson
for them and they have probably
gOae 90 Saiina.-MePbersoH RcpHb-
ficdH.
Nes, We saw several dejeeted lnok-
ing individuals waiting fof the Me-
Pherson train. They were q lone
some looking lot. The life, activity
and get-uP sof Salina completely
overwhelmed them and they were
glad enough 10 start back 60 the
peaceful precincts Of MCPHERSON
where they could have a little rest
aud n chance to think.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

We are pleased to hear That Alex
n. Campbell, late postmaster Of Sa-
lima. has decided TO become a candi-
date for Register Of Deeds. There
has been q rumorin the air for son. e
time that Dir. Campbell would come
out for the office, but II was not con-
firmed until yesterday, when he told
friends that he would be n candidate.
There is not 4 more popular citizen
nor a more worthy Republican in
Saline county than A. NJ. Campbell.
We are satisfied that his candidacy
will be hailed with delight alt over
the county.
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THE COURTS.
~ THE nIsrRIcr corRr

y
In the case Of the Roger piano
company against :. q. Parker, the
jury last night brought in verdict
Of $lsl. l3 in favor Of the plaintiff
The ease Of Radclim & Martin
against II. :. shaGtr, being a suit
for a commission fee ~ $50, is being
tried to-day by . jury. The defense
made is that Carlin, supple & Go.
are the persons that earned the COM
mission for which suit g. brought,
instead OF plaintiff
PROBATE COURT.
The will Of H. :. Gilium. deceased,
was admitted to probate. The es-
tate, both real aud personal, was
large, and was equally divided
among the children, with the ex-
eeptlon Of one child, who had al
ready received eighty acres.
Edward Cadltz, nf Bavsris. j. be-
ing tried for insanity
POLICE COURT.
l. Steel. = freight conductor ON
the Union Pacific railroad, was ar
rested this morning on complaint Of
:. A. Beady and charged with alb
structing q railroad street crossing
with his train Of ears. In the alb
senee Of MF. Cunningham, Ar. &. NJ.
Kerns appears for the city. The
case was continued iill tomorrow
morning at 3 o'clock, the defendant
giving bail In the sum Of 500.
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NOTICE OF CONDENSATION.

Notice Is here hE -iveu tlat We. fh. undcr-
- signed riHfiui l-siunrrs. fhereuufn duty np-
pointed hY Iii. = .snfirahig :. 90. Nlud-. Judge
81 the District tuurI uf S.iliur turutg, Kan
,sts. viii ON fhe 9th dHy uf June, a. -, ~,
proceed 60 lfF un. according o. iaa- t1r lnf-
lnis-nau. kHff-.l- & s. e-tnrm Eaiirulu iufu-
nnny. along ihe lime of ifs proposed ruiid, as
Iurufai Though thr county 81 saline. Re r'iulr
1f said putIHr.sl rfiirii,it. mot cyrcrtiius one
hundred fee 90 width. except iur fisc purposes
l1r rurriues Hu EN- ht yfucfi- b. ~iiilIn'' ne
t-sitry o. tal,'. nur- flr the proper r'usiriic-
siun and .t uflstl 90 tur ftEta fifrrf-li rs much
1rs-i 10 county a~ MAY i IL -lrrs tt said com
pany, aud ai-. such inuti- a- mHy De- ,iernet
necessary lr -itis.- irae. H-pHt-, wurS shop,
wafer sta ftffH-. material fer rur q rcfiuu
90 timiasr. %. right ut NaN uftr adjacent
lands sufficient o. enable -Il-n company Co
cfrff~f rue. uul rtfrtir BE- rfrFn and stations.
and q right rp conduct wuirr hs nluetluCi-,
and the rl-hl uf maxine proper drains. and
viii rarr fuiit survey ulii cari iuiir ascertain
che uuar 'itf o. '-futl necessary fur such pur-
plstS, uu u. tfli utisiitsr section ur other Tot
Of land % p Watch said ruuff,i Sidt-i rItrk-.
etc., d ~1 90. and upIrui-- lhc value uf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Rats always desert a sinking ship.
The number OF carpenters who e
leaving Saiina and going to work in
this city, is constantly on the in
crease.-NeI,hsrsOR Democrat.
The above item first met our gaze
in the columns Of the Abilene Go--
cite, and a singular coincidence was
that while reading i'll ID. NJ. Conrad,
one Of our leading contractors came
mp aud made the remark, 81 wish
had about twelve or fifteen first
class carpenters right away" The
eternal fitness Of things" struck Us
as belonging to the past ages, about
that time, aud the blush OF shame
must have spread over the youths
face as he penned the paragraph.
We say youth, for certainly a full
grown man would have known bet
ter.
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such portion ofany seer quarter aseifos. 81
other ilt % land. aud nInesa the danIar1n
therefor ana " nuu We shan ascertain that
slch portion % such quarter section 81 lns
hcluniss % different 0W1icra we viii arnfalan
the value aud asses Ire damases % 80. & sIIrii
owners interest. We VIII commence 60 l1r
on said route, side-tracass etc, - aior,said
on tho line Of said company raiiriad, a.
located, az the place where said rniirnad in.
teFseeis the East line OF said saline Cnuntv on
said day, and win adsSurn rom time 70 iiii.e
until cur labore On this behalf are cnmuirfc,i
Date tiiis 9Th day % May, AID, ici7.
a. W kILiSGroS,
- Z. HrGnEs,
b. L. " If-sOE,
f2-5f. commissioner.
An uRnINANCE providing Cor the rtsn.itus.-
tlon of a sidewalk Ia the eiiy 90 '>..i ma
~ e ordained 81 fhe Mayor asd sr.aa-iis.ifi.
% re CITY o. SffiHa. kansaEs
SIC. l.-Ihnt the owner or uwufs- 81 aus
real estate abutting on tbs Easi SSH tsl ,-.iu;a
are hereby required 20 build OF r.ii.S.. i,a ID.
built ON ur before the ist day % dulH. lss..
sidewalk IN front Of such real e-i.,ic sin -s'i'l
street, In q manner sgecihed "a scrliun iH.,
81 thfs ordinance and 81 the ealisiurtirIi 81
the committee on sidewalks af SAIL ciff.
SIC. 2.--That the sidewalk hen-in prsit lilg,t
for shall BE- o. even grade thrs Duii,iii De-, o..
determined by she ely engineer. ..sd shall i,.
built eight ieri Wis ~ gl,,d qlaiii! ui ~iunr
taEging. pavefneut- or Etss qii.iiit2 80 l'illr
plnnks two inches thick spiked with tnrnlf
penny uaiis and .npportrd D. .....t -aa iurh
strinEers wen lapped aud SpiEt.it. Ia iu ehis
penny nails; the stFingers sii.t. i-t.a ultim
ilai stones placed a. lnterN ats oi isa l,i''rr
than four feet.
SEC. A--Ihr committee on Walks shall
us soou a. practicable afterti.i t,iayul1uiy
iss7. cause sidewalks 90 b. r,si.-iracisi ts.-.
tween the limits declined in seCi ION tHi,. ui ti-
ordinance, In the manner -f-,-iiied lu -tF'.
two o. this ordinance Ia fis.gf uf an lfi-
and premises whose oWucrs shall I..ig
have complied with the foregulng rttfuifr-
mems. and shall report their procesgiug
together with the length uf the side ct
each lot on which such sidewalk O. risii-
ztructed aud the actual exrcusc uf a..
same Cor each OF said lots, o. the Mayer ausl
cuunclimen and which rrport shall b. nleti
and preserved by the city CLERK.
SEC- THE expense OF building such siif-
walk by said committee shall be- us-tslsftl
against the real estate nhuitinE thcrrou nil
collected a. other taxes on such rial estate
SIC. This ordinance shall take cllrrt
and b. iu iorce from and AMER IT, publication
In the saline County JOURNAL
Approved May 2iih. lSg
SEAL e. ". EsNKs. Mayor.
Attest: H. II. WALLACE. Cliy clerk.
I hereby certify that the ui.svo aud iareuss-
INK Is "a true and correct CO.'S of an ordinance
fsis-i.tl by the Mayor and ctiuuf'l ln1.n ur the
rifv uf Salinu, Kansas, MnY 1lfit, l-s7.
II. B. WALLACE. ttiy Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Edward CIditz, whose case for in.
sanity was reported from Ravaria,
was adjudged not insane by the jury
before the probate judge yesterday
IL was shown that he was very ill,
and that his min Il was IsuuIbcd
uniting him for an intelligent com
prehension Of business ailaiss. lie
had lecn drinking ami fad fallen
from wagon on 10 his head causing
the bad condition of his mi1d and
body. lie il German. 4 Widuwer,
about - years nf aga, conducted a
notion stare in Bavaria. has a
hrother in Lincoln county aud a
daughter la Missouri, aud hui little
else il known of him Ills ease calls
for sympathy, bat he las 80 far
been properly attended by the good
people Of Bavaria
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District Court.

The following action was had
Wednesday.
RadcliT & Martin ". u. ;. Shat
fer; jury disagreed and discharged /;
three for plaintiff and seven for de-
fenlent.
Nicholson ". futile; ease dis
missed at cost OF plaintiff.
p. J. Peterson, ". +. NJ. Ferlcn
and John 4. Leander; damage ease
for false imprisonment; continued
t. Tuesday, and cost Of continuance
taxed to Ferlen.
Lyeli vs.. Lyell; divorce; ease dis
missed by plaintiff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Monday afternoon a. :. :.
Godfrey and u. a. Cushman we're
driving along The road just this side
Of Faiun, about o'clock, they no
ticed shout three-guarters Of mile
from them what az first seemed to be
a cloud Of smoke rising, but which
soon proved itself 10 be a full
fiedged cyclone. Il formed and
went bounding off 10 the northeast,
sometimes hugging the earth, then
in the air, making q terrible noise
that could have been heard fully
three miles. They watched 1t with
much interest, but 50 far as they
could see Il did no damage, except
where Il went through large hedge
it left gap Of about forty feet in
length, and after travelling about
two miles disappeared as suddenly
as il had come. Mr.. Godfrey says IL
went within fifty feet Of one house,
and he expected to see il torn to
pieces, but not a board was dis
turbed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

During the talk at the beard 81
trade last evening Il was developed
that the Santa Re company In pass
ing along Elm Street as proposed
wished 10 secure the Second ward
school building, to Re used for
depot purposes, and was willing to
contribute $4,000 toward the pun
chase. As the plan was Tor the
Santa Fe 10 run q single track just
north Of the center Of the street,
touching but few lots, the esti-
mated cost for right OF way through
the city was placed AZ a sum not
greater that 81, ono. The idea a.
presented was that the city should
sell the school bullding-say for
s2j,OD-and with the proceeds erect
iSo school buildings, one in the
First ward aud the other IN the see
0nd ward-lhe first-named 10 be
used for the eolored children. and
fhe other for white children 81 the
north part 81 the city.
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AdrninIssrnsor's Notice v iti
VIII Annexed.
srArEOF KANSAS
VnrwrV nr gkrrwr

STATE Or KANSAS. -.
NnUNrY % sAEISE-
ln the Probate Court On and Cor said touniy
Ia the matter of the Estate of Margaret
a. Potts drrfu-tsl.
Arntice o. herehy given. that letters 90 adj
y ADMINISTRATION ulth tife will annexed have
heen granted o. the undersigned 90 the es-
tate q Mnrearrf 4. Potts. late nf said County,
deceased. hF fhr Honorable. ihe Probate
curt 90 the County aud state aforesaid,
dated the 1ifh ilny ui MAJ. \. r.. ls.l. NuH.
aii prrsnnE hnNina cliaiuis against said estate
are hcreby notified that they must present
the sauir in th- uudr r~i-urd fnr allowance,
within one year from date of saii letters, ur
they mas d. prrc,udrd funm any ncneht %
such estate. aud that Or such claims be not
exhibited uifiiiu Ihriaf ErHrs after the date %
the said letters. they shall be- forever barred.
saliua. Kansas. May 18th. Isl.
FHASK o.. MEANEg' Admlnisi utiur with
viii nueNrrT
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QALIEA HARBLE 4 GRANITE WORKS.
ID Established 1875.

Al wcrx warranted. No money required
until WORK Is ~ un and entire satisfaction
gwen. We have special freight rates nom
the east and can sci up Enod work cheaper
than any house in central Kansas. call and
see rs hefnrc given ar,lers- shop on 7ih street
Just south Of Opera iiousr.
a. b. Euwsnns. Manager.
s ~. PALuEn Proprietor i-6m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Miss. 7. a. pfslcr, Daily block,
.yishing 10 quit business viii close
out her entire stock Of millinery
during the next thirty days AZ cost.
Eilnd-W
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AUnique Entertainment.


Many things conspired to make
the attendance upon the Beauty
and the Beast" Monday night,
much smaller than it should
have been. One alleged reason was
that the reserved tickets were made
too high. This mistake will be rem
edied for the Performance tonight
by reducing the prices Of admission
to 80 ana - cents. One uf the strik-
Ing features the performance is the
handsome Japanese decoration OF
the room and the Japanese Manila
rims flying here and there with
lemonade. One sitting in ihe audi
ence could almost imagine be- was
attending "a japanese theatre. Tile
orchestra music Was furnished by
the Kid hand. aud Miss Iilic Mapes
presided al the piano The play
opens with thc scene in Fairyiand,
and il is charming fairy scene
ihrougboui Hattie Mapg-. a. The
fairy guccn; Iva Cunningham as
Beauty; Nellic Hoghen, a. the queen
Of the march; Wayne Martin a. the
Beast; aud Bert Ober ~ John quill.
are deserving Of special mention and
compliment. We have Ia a previous
issue reviewed the presentation
somewhat, and We will not dwell On
that matter again. We regard This
success, and Mr.. and Mrs. King are
TO lee cumplimented for thrir artistic
taste and skill ia its preseuiment.
u il regarded 10y many a. the finest
thing ever produced ia the Opera
House. From the fairies asleep 10
tbs, grand transformation scene, Il
j. continual panorama Of beauty,
elegance aud refinement The re-
served seats Tor Tonight are already
nearly all taken. There will bc
vast crowd present.
NOTES.
"In fairyland' last night was 4
most exquisite creation. The little
fairies asleep and the queen and her
attendants come sailing into their
midst at the rear, in tiny boat
drawn by swan, and she awakens
the cherubs who proceed to waltz
about ON the stage to- the sweet
n rait,a of r,tusfe
The play ended AS all good ! lays
should, with "a happy dcHoUcmeHt."
The Beast" became bright young
man, and Beauty promises to
make him happy"
Beautiful Gates Ajar," as sung
from behind the curtains at the rear
OF the stage, gave an enhancing ef-
feet to the fairy scene in front.
Beauty entertained by ministers
of the air"-tO-wit: Beautiful song
in carnations overhead-was superb
in effect.
The piano accompaniment to the
grand march added especially to the
effect Of the parade.
The 4th regimental band filled In
tine between acts with some SPLEEN
did music.
The march is greater recon-
Pense than the price Of admission.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

haNAN Y NAaNANAiRAs
sunday Mr. John Ericsson re-
turned from church, having with
him his little daughter, Moliie, aged
four years. He took her to Toley's
drug store and after drinking a glass
Of soda water. Mr. Ericsson stopped
10 talk t. some friends, end theIittle
Girl went up stairs with DR.. Tebey,
the Doctor coming down and
leaving the little girl with Mrs.
Tobey. hut Mobile soon followed
down stairs.aud did not go back into
the drug store where her father was,
but started out on = little ramble Of
her own. Soon Mr. Ericsson was
Feady to ~ home O. dinner, and on
booking arnund could not find hi~
nlie daughter. lie Nls mol nuch
alarmed nj the lime, but sitter be-
vinninga short search for her, he
started home thinking perhaps she
had preceded him. Not finding her
NJ home Mr.. Ericsson immediately
Instituted q thorough search Every
oilice room. cellar aHd attic was
visited. but me- Moilie was found.
As time lengthenc,l out, her parents
became more excited about the mat
ter, and for four long hours no trace
ofthe lost girl could be found. Fl
nally worn out aud Disappointed,
/ Mr. Ericsson hltehel up his horse
aud drove.Out to 81. Grafi's place
ON Anderson hlll, and there out IN
the yard playing. was little four
year-old Mollie, having tr0d under
the hot noon sun one mile and a half
10 take dinner with her aunt II is
unnecessary to add that her parents
and friends were imm snseiy reliefed
At her recovery. and 20 have her
once more safe IN the family circle
~ home. She Is bright ehiId, and
no little interest was taken In the
affair by the citizens generally, who
were acgusinisd with the eireum-
stances,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

hi. Nh LOOMS Is now located
in WYandotte, s. attorney for the
elevated rosd running from Kansas
City 10 wyandotte, and As partner
in the law firm OF Usher 4
Loomis.
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WANTED-To trade good 100 acre
farm for Saliua property. Inquire
Of Wlldman, Harsh < Anderson.
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Frank Oscar Hunt died Of con-
sumption, yesterday, at $50 O'Clock
p. m, after an illness Of several
months duration. Had he lived
until August he would have been
~ years old.
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Notice. ladies': Millinery ai cost
at Miss 4. \. Ptisier's ig-lmdkw
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Mr.. Griffin, 81 Topeka, Is In the
eity-engaged in securing subserip-
tions for a fund with which 10 EN-
ploy a first-class secretary Of the Y
NJ. e.. A. Of this city. Eight hun
dred dollars Of thu required thir-
teen hundred have already been
pletIged.
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Wanted 80 men with or without
teams.s Will pay $50 10 SEQ per
day without teams. With teams
$3.50. list
4 good man coOk-wil lpay so per
month. list
Also a blacksmith. VIII pay
1926. Enquire Of Peek Bros. room
) over First National Bank. list
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Mr.. Allen, the contractor Of the
Hotel National, is In town, TO COM
menee work on that building. Sew
eral carloads Of stone have been re-
eeived, besides 8 portion 81 the win
dow frames. The stone Is being
hauled ON 60 the grnnnds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

D. G. Denton q Co. loan money on
city property.
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Members Of the Red Men who
have been locking up the matter.
feel confident of succeeding in the
project Of building a temple. A site
has been partially agreed upon,
which is an eligible one and EN-
brace one OF the best corners in the
city
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

President Swahlen designs build
ing Immediately a residence on
South Santa Fe, nearly opposite A.
B. McConnell's home. Mrs. Swah-
len is now visiting the doctor. and
is very pleasantly impressed with
Salina and the prospective location
of her new home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Seventy-five miles more Of Miss
ouri Pacific road will be accepted
and operated Ia a few days, west
from McCracken to Scottsville.
Scottsville is 81 miles west Of June
ton City. II is understood that the
Paola branch 10 Kansas City will al
so be operated IN a few days.-Junc-
ton city Union.
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The Board Of Education met last
evening TO consider the bids submit
ted for the erection OF the South
Park school house. Bids were sub
.,iffod M. folt,.,,.s
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Successor to Ia. Pruit l25E Santa Fo

Don't forget the closing out sale Of
summer millinery NJ Miss T. A.
Pfister's. Daily block. i9-lm div.
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Col. YIN. \. Phillips, G. p. Quincy,
H. 9. Johnston and s. b. Abbott
were voted ss members Of the board
Of trade Monday night
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

Can the city Isos afford an electric
light or two at the rark? A beauti-
ful promeuadIng place would thus
be furnished these warm evenings,
and the park would be- perma-
nenIly supplied with light fer out
door evening meetings.
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G.. o. Taft returned from his visit
to. Cievelan1, Ohio, on last Friday
evening, where he had been to sell
some property he held there. He
will probably make Salina his future
home and go into the contracting
business.-BrookuiHe Transcript
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The Rock Island il putting up two
telegraph wires, one of which viii
be a commercial wire. This viii
save repeating st Salina and Flor
ence.-lfc f'ifrs0n Republican
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The contract Tas awarded to Lewis
" Breese for d. 100.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

J. A. King, cashier Of the Farmers
Bank, Nevada, Ia, was in the city
Monday. He made a very pleas
ant visit with his old friends l.. 4.
VIII and Chas. Tanner, who were
former residents Of Nevada. Mr..
King l. cashier Of the bank Of which
Otis Briggs, the gentleman who iu-
vented 10 Salina property some
weeks ago H. president.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23

SEAL (. " IA ~. Mayor.
Attest: III. b. WALLACE. Glty clerk.
I hereby certify that the ulssvc aud inreutt-
INK - "a true and correct cni.To' annriiuanrr
f=t--r,l by the Mayor and ctiuurlliiten ur tir
city ct Salinu, Kansas, MAY 1llit, l-s7.
II. B. WALLACE. t'iiN Clerk.